Bummed about Google killing off Google Reader? So is Mike Olsen. He’s rounded up some alternatives for you, which include Feedly and NetVibes and an intriguing suggestion from Digg …

Update: aNewDomain readers on Google + are telling our Mike Olsen what they plan on doing once Google Reader is dead and gone in July. Watch for that story here.

aNewDomain.net — What’s done is done and there is no sense in dwelling on the past. Google Reader is dead. So be cool, move on and march forward.

Embrace a future without Google Reader. Is it possible? Sure. Check out these Google Reader alternatives I’m rounding up for you. Feedly and NetVibes are two great starts — and there’s an intriguing alternative from Digg coming.

Shortly after Google signaled the end of Reader, Feedlyannounced a killer feature for Reader users: the ability to sync your Google Reader to Feedly. Do that now — definitely before Google officially shuts down Reader on July 1 — and your feeds shall persist.

Digg/Betaworks
I believe the best Google Reader alternative is just on the cusp of reality. Digg just revealed ongoing plans to develop a RSS news reader. Given parent company Betaworks’ reputation for quickly building high quality products, I expect a great reader sooner rather than later.